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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07
TIE OPENING CAMPAIGN SPEECHES.

The formal opening OF the Republican canvass In this
State upon stump will take place In Chickering Hall
to morrow night where Senator Eyarts TO deliver the
frat speech campaign in this city. and at James
town on saturday October 10. whore Senator
Hiscock and ex-senator Warner MllIor will deliver the
first set speeches outside OF the city Tho jamestown
Meeting promises TO be great event in Western Now
York Colonel Grant Will no present with Mr.. Carmch
ael and probably other canddates tho State ticket
Tho Chauta uqua County Committee is determined 70
make old fashioned nassmeoting and to
this talking OF running special trains, wagon pro-
cessions aud other auxilar1es.
Senator Miller Is in New York lie called on the
Republican state Committee Yesterday, aud spent an
hoIr In conference with Mr.. Bliss and General Knapp.
He has placed from Monday next until election
day al the disposal OF the committee TO make appoint
ments for speaking.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07
TEVPL1R DAY" IN NEW.JERSEY.

AsBURY PARK, n. j., oct G.-Ihe knights 1cmpar
OF Ncw-Jersey came here special trains to-day
TO celebrate for the first time, "Tcmplar Day"
They were welcomed by CorsOn Commandciy, NO 10,
of Asbury Park, the youngest commapdcryin tho Sab,
and escorted tho Metropolitan Hotel III the Park and
the Atlantic Hotel In Ocean GOrve Affer dinner the
members Of the several Communicates formed into =
column at the head Of which marched tho Mghc
Eminent Sir Edward w. Price, OF Elizabeth, tho
Grand Commander accompanied by his stat. Tho
Knights marched through OF the streets and
then down to the foot OF Second-ave where thoy
gave a dress pan sde and Inspected and reviewed.
iy the Grand Conn aRder and his staff There were.
nearly 500 knights IN the parade several thousand
Spectator watched their movements. An exhibition
Gl by the drill corps Of Hugh dc Pay ct7 Command
cry 10 l. under command ~ Captain Cen aas
william y. Pugh, a noticeable feature Of tbs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07
NATIONAL Committeeman IN CHICAGO.

members OF the Republican National Committee IN
Chicago their arrival here they have had sevorai
conferences at which the political situation and the COM
ing National Conventions have been freely discussed
From conversation with them 1t 10 learned that there Is
a sentiment Ia favor Of the National Committee meeting
I'm Washington In December instead OF January, so that
the National Convention can he held In May Instead OF
June. In speaking Of the nominees "A prominent mem
Der ommiitce said that he regarded II AS fore
gone conclusion that the Democrats would place Mr.
Cleveland at the head OF their ticket again. and mat Mr.
Villas or some other soldier would MI the Second place
From present indications Mr. Villas had already been
selected. As to the Republicans. the Committeeman
said that while there was an Overwhelming feeling IN
favor Mr. Blaine lie knew positively that chat gentle
man did not tie nomination and would not turn
his hand 10 get IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07
REASONS FOR REPUBLICAN CONFIDENCE.
TIE pRoHInIriON VOTE WILL De LIGILr AND TIE
pKMocnArs Ia Isl pIsIRrss.

DEMOCRATS ARE ~ DISTRESS.
The reports that to the Republican state Com
mttse from ali over tho state OF encouraging
nature. They Indicate Harmonious and united action
and growing activity earnest interest aud det.rmna
ton to carry the state ticket Thoy also nl.cato the
general feeling defeat with which the Democrats are
already ensarouded.
Senator Eysrts. who attending meeting Of the
Peabody Education Fund trustees at the frh Avenue
Hotel dropped into headl for short time yester
day lie SAYS that here ~ uOthng 10 stay the success Of
the party Il the voters be induced TO out That
the work which the county committee, to DO
urged address themselves Eyarts Is looking
exceedingly strong and vigorous. He will mako his
speech to morrow night Chckerng Han keynote OF
the contest
Ex-senator Warner Miller Congressman George West.
OF Baston. and oN.Congressman II. q. Burclgh were
with The committee for time. They are ali earnestly
enlisted for tho Of the campaign. Mr. Burisigh
saws that In his region there every prospect " Repub
l!can gains EN-5tae senator Knapp and II A PHILIPS
OF owvills. chairman OF the Lewis county Committee
were At headquarters during The day.
Mr.. Phillips il Editor OF The LOrrW, Journal Rtpub
Iiclu. talking about tho situation. he said: " Inc
Prohibition vote with rs Will ia lighter than IN years
shall certainly vote out. We always do that In
Lowvie, with thousand Republican votes NO have
done work closely that only three failed 10 vote.
and OF Illness lf man Is plOugnlHg
and feels that he come TO the polls We send
man take tho plough handes during mis- absence
Senator KNAPP said: " The outlook with US Is excel
lent The party never moro unltol Northern New
YORK will do better than for years We Will elect tho
entire ticket in Lewis County and siyc handsome
m3jorlty for the State ticket
Levi i Morton. Colonel :. V. Il. Cruger ex-senator
A. L. Daggctt, Theodore Roosevelt, W j. Arke Robert
T. Porter r. II Ammidown. Consul u. f. PeiXOttO and
Colonel W. +. -hs1er were among other callers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07
TIE FIRE RECORD.
RUM MAKES A BIG BONFIRE.
IL IIpN InaLs HOO ono aims OF
GRANTS ATTRACTED BY THE DOOR.


GRANTS ATTRACTED BY THE DOOR
Ephlaim Howo's disticry at Nos us to 100 Elm
destroyed by fire in quick time yesterday morn
INK Mhle the flames feeding Oh the stock OF
whiskey and SPIRITS, valued at $4,000, they were
practically beyond the control Of the Fire Department.
and in the end there remained only Ae shell OF The
building. Most Of the ilcIncn in the IOwcr part %
the city called but could only protect adlein
ing property An explosion in the rear Of the INST
story heard AZ a. III. by John Wood and F'dncls
Reed, two employees who had been watching SIN
overnight a tank had burst by reason of tho
fernenta alton Of the liquor that IT contained There
was lighted g;ss-jet the tank and that set fire
to tho liquor. Alcoholic vapOT soon tiled the building
and carried the fire the top story.
Tue dlstery was three stories high and extended
westward from Eln-st "A distance VI about one hun lied
feet LaIge tanks tho upper floors contained The
bulk OF Mr. Howe's stock. II did not take long for
tho heat to warp the Iron sides Of the tanks and pill
the liquor and then tho dstllery became monster
alcohol lamp. Boardcrs the central Hotel, adjoining
tho dstilley GOT Of their beds and took refuge III
the street, tho crowd Increased by the inmates
OF neighbOring tenement houses Affer the ME was
well under control the police were obliged 10 drive
away small army OF SlAth ward vagrants who had
been attracted like files by the fumes Of liquor iha
escaped from tho ruins.
MIR IOwe's IOsrcs were estimated yesterday at
about $1,000 on the building, 10000 Oh machinery
ana $50 900 on stock Tho superintendent 81 the
0,tlIcy said lie did not think MI Howe was insured
Water thrown on buildings 10 protect them ron
harm soaked cellars and caused losses amounting
Ia about 1000 all told that the total losses by
the fire reached nearly 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07
AU.eful Precruiion.

1t useful precauton for tho tourist the commercial
traveller or the emgran the West to take along Hostel
ter Stomach Bittors Invalds who by steamboat
or rail should provide themselves with IT, in order 10 prevent
or remedy Earring and vibration OF ve
cles IN trausu often Vastly preferable IS 1t for
this simple neeu purpose TO tho heady unmedeatei
snuan board ship II not only remedies sea
Sickness but neuzes tho perncous effects OF water slight
y braeksh which, unqualified apt TO give rse to irrcgn
lartes OF the bowels cramps In the abdominal region and
dyspepsia To the aerial 1T efficient
antdote sick headache heartburn up0 the
promptly banshod by IL It faithfully stimulates
the kidneys aud bladder and nuhes carly symptoms
rheumatism.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07
NEBRASKA REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.

I1NCoLs, Neb. Oct 6.-The Republican state Conven-
tioE after tho denomination OF Judge Samuel Maxwell
as Judge Of tho Supreme Court completed the ticket by
tho nomination of X B Davis and George Roberts rs rc
gents OF the state University. Tho convention spent
most OF the night wrangng over the platform 1t con-
denns system OF that compeI) the farmers Of
the West pay tribute 10 the manufacturers Of the East
fayors pensio1ng Union sold5rs .ynpa hzes WITH lfo
Land. CONNIE nds the efforts Of Parneu and Gladstone
pledges the party 10 submit prohib0ry amendment 10
The Constitution condemns the President for his 40
tempt return tho rebel ags, faVors the admission OF
Dakota. views with alarm the abuse OF the veto power
by President and sustans the state Board Of Trans
poruon IN is effort 10 secure reasonable freight aud
paazen Eer rates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07
GEoRGE GIVES LITTLE HEED TO cAHUXNY

A three column article published Yesterday purpOrt
ing to give history of Henry Georges career In Calf
fornla does not disturb his friends. Mr. George is
out of town. but one Of his intimate friends said thai
even II no were here he would not notice II. adding
"Tho whole thing the substance of II, was printed
last wear We did not pay any attention Ia II them
and I'm sure shall not now Mr.. Georges career
ON the raCiic Coast needs no defence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07
The Beauty Of Woman

her crown OF glory. But alas how quickly does the
weakness OF the the
bloom youth pass sharpen tho lovely features
tho rounded form There Is but remedy
which aud bring the grace Of
Dr. Piercs's Favurlte Prescription.
tho disc peculiar to emalss IL is Of
greatest erred upon tho human for It
that which arost aud dearest u all mankind
tho beauty and taa health VI wVlnaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07

SEEKING TO ENJOIN TIE CHICAGO GAS TRUST
CHICAGO oct en- the Circuit Court to-day bill
was fled by J. Edward Addcks. OF Philadelphia tho
owner eighteen shares Of the stock OF the chicago Gas
Light and Coke Company. which is made defendant
with Theobold Forstall, sydney a. Kent. Columbus X
Cummings Charles r. Yerkes, Peter a. Is. "ldencr,
william l.. Eldens william W. Gibbs. John ID. Cohrs,
and George A. Yue lie says the defendants recently
purchased and secured control OF large majority OF the
capital the Chicago Gas Light and Coke Company
and caused elected board OF direc-
tors of which Forsta made president and Yuille,
secretary and treasurer These directors, he alleges.
conspired together TO render his stock OF little no
value and are about execute mortgage OF
900 all the real and personal property OF ho
company as security for the payment OF certain Donds
for 80 which they about 10 sell and convert
into money distributed the Stockholders OF
the company dividend 10 reimburse them iOr what
has cxpended by them in ebtainn. control OF inc
company Mr. Addcks says the present actual Vaiue OF
the assets OF the company does not exceed TZnoooV
which there Is stock LIABILITY OF @9oo*,@oo
aying surplus of 81 100000 which really belongs 10
stockholders OF the conn any, ana IN case INC COM
anv dissolved would be divided equally among tns
III proportion their various hodings H.
however mortgage permitted TO be placed upon the
pl2nt the liabilities will he 81 200, instead OF
liability The result Will DO TO the conpiahaht
and other sockhoders that instead OF the stock beng
worth a large above par now, II VIII become OF
little value He asked for an Injunction mt there
was no Judge ready to consider the long petition
The mortgage admitted today IN the Recorders
Office 1t was BY Chicago Gas Light and Coke Com
pAny TO tho Fidelity Insurance Trust ana saie Depost
Conrany OF Philadelphia. and Is Tor the issue OF
gold bonds Tho document bears the date OF
.July / The bonds for $1,000 each, bearing per
cent interest and are made payable July l. 1887 the
Interest failing due semi annually.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07

CUTTER AND sLOOP TO START TO-DAY-wlLL
TIE GREAT Cur CONTESTANTS MEET AGAIN.
The race between the cutter Ulidia and the sloop
Fanita around Long Island which begins to-day, gives
promise OF furnishing some interesting additions 10 tho
record Of the between sioop cutter In this
both representative boats much more SO than
the Volunteer AMI tho Thistle There nothing that
OF compromise about either o. them. Tho Fania
Is exceedingly bcamy sloop. and the Ulidia is
coedngly narrow AMI deep cutter How their dmen-
siOns differ the following figures will show:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07
To CousIIinptiyes.

Reader can you believe that the Creator acts onehird
OF mankind with disease tor which thero Is no remedy
Dr H. Plcrces "GOlden Medical Discovery has cured
hunures OF OF consumption ami men are living day
healthy robust pronounced incur
able because lung almost send 10 cents Ia
Percrs book oonsump ton and kindred
Affections Address Worlds Dispensary Medical ASsOea
l. HIlialn ". Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07
PROMINENT ARRINALS.

vctorid Voe-Lord John Browne. OF County Mayo IRE.
land lbemdrie Hotei-Ba on and Baroness Blanc aud
on gresham John ONe. of St. Louis. Hotel Bar
tholft-Governor Iohu = Marmaduke of Missouri nm
Avenue Hotel tx senator Warner Miller, OF lerkmer and
Senator Charles Knapp OF LOwvllle. " y. Windsor
Hotel TX W. W Grape of Massachusetts
MurrIy Htt Congressman Charles 4 Ru.se
Of Connecticut Asor Hsuse-Genera John Echols. Of
Virginia .t.asey TX Abraham Lansing Vt
Albany Hotel Brtnscck-rhe Thakore sahio OF MoiyL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07
NO SURPRISE EXPRESSED IN BALTIMORE


BALTIMORE, oct. (SpecidD.-"Jay Gould has goDbled
il at last" the message that came over the ticker
from New York financial firm TO its brokers here this
afternoon and in few minutes all the tckers IN South
ST. offices telling about it, Everybody knew II was
the Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph Companys lines that
Mr.. Gould had captured. Everybody said 81 told you
So" and nobody surprised. one of the bankers
said he read the tape conveying the Intelligence: 81
not surprised at change in Baltimore and ONO
matters"
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad stock went of couple OF
points receipt OF the II closed to-day at $780,
two points lower than yesterdays closing
Although Nce-Presdent Spencer had been lnlns-
trousy denying all reports OF any anticipated sale Bal
timOreans satisfied that the company
could no longer afford TO maintain so
expensive adjunct the railroad as the
telegraph system, aud that Mr. Gould VIII get 1t ana al
his price. The opinion also pretty generally
expressed that Mackeys lines. the only remaining com
petitor Western Union, wOulc shortly follow the Ba
tiinore and OHIO. General regret WAS expressed now
ever what promise 10 strong competitor
Goalfs monopoly, should in short time pass INTO
his hands
The annual meeting OF the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company Will be held next.
Wednesday, hut special meeting OF the directors mas
been ordered ratliy tho sale of the telegraph AZ hc
annual meeting Mr. Garrett j. expected 10 make some
explanation the stockholders Of what he mas been
doing, the final arrangements VIII be eUcoted LOT
the syndicate TO take control.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07
prr,yo p1rrsRrBG rR.crrOy STOCK

PITrsBuRG Oct. (Speciah -Messrs. Widener and FL
kins OF Philadelphia came TO Ptsburg to-day anu com
pecd the purchase OF five thousand shares OF Ptsourg
Traction Company stock. from whitney & stephenson
the broksrs The Pittsburg Traction Company is build
ing cable line along Fifth Already half million
lars havs been xpended II is understood that the
nrIca OF io.daY's purchase was F2OO.OOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07
THEY WILL COLLECT THE B. AND O.'S BOND.

1T AMOUNTS TO $4,000 AND WAS GUARANTEE
TO PHILADELPHIA AGAINST MERGER.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct Cat a meeting OF Common Conn
Gil this afternoon the following resolution was offered by
Councilman Fow:
Whereas The Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph COMPANY IS
having consolidated with the western mon
ern Union Telegraph Company being competing inc within
State OF Pennsylvania and other states the oDe DC
RssOred select and Common Councils OF the tty
Philadelphia that the City Solicitor. In conjunction WIN
Electrical Bureau and the Joint Law Cohnt
shall inquire into the matter ana on
proof such consolidation sale or merger SHAH heu-
and forthwith order and direct the Department OF uo
OF the
said company certain streets wlhn inc
Phade phia amt that the Guy SOhctoi
collect amount of the bond gwen by su
the provsons OF the ordinance these councils approved
2ls Of March, 1893 and pay the sum so iore'eu
into the city treasury
The resolution taken up at once and unanimously
passed by Common Council after which 1t was sent to
select Council for concurrence, and similar action was
taken in that body.
An ordinance passed in March, 1888 directed that the
Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph should file a Donu OF
$4,000 pedging itself not TO merge or consolidate WIN
other OF the conditions under winch
IL allowed to enter the city with It's wires.
The of tho consolidation did not create
much surprise i'll Third Street IL was conceded 10 no the
natural of the Baltimore and ONO Express SAFE
and the advance OF the 100000 600 loan by tue synd
cate Along Chestnut-st the bulletins were closely
scanned universal regret among business
that the consolidation was matter OF TACT These
an advance in rates Tne reports had IL that the price
paid S5,000000 represented by western Union
stock, be issued hereafter by the company western
Union stock was active and advanced rapidly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07
. u ttpDOv FOR CORyELTSOy

LOUISVILLE. oct (Speeiai -Goverpor Bnckncryeste
day refused pardonJ j. Corneson sentenced TO three
years imprisonment In the County Jail torPubHcy horse
whipping Judge Richard Roid OF the Superior Court.
Held commit cd suicide account of the ind snity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07
RIGHT OF THE COMRADES TO SPEAK.

Cedar Vale. Kansas. May l0.-Justho farourauthor'cs
authorized 10 dictate what Posts in their separate
capacity may do do not know. L. the e. A. L. a Demo-
cratic organization Or il 1t the tool of ogarcy ~
titled snObs who draw their pay regularly and launt
around at the expense Of the order Ideas are nde
pendent OF SOIL climate aud station IN Ne and the hum
best member Of the order may by motion aud petition
furnish the To cut the Gorilan knot of national
difficulty. Liberty OF opinion Is one Of the essentials
for which soldiers of Republic fought. and with
ont 1t all the shed the War for the Union has
he, she n i Marsh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07
Length Water
AL line. Beam. Draught
Fauit so feet 8. feet l. feet b feet
Il4dis. 80 eet - feet feet p In feet

The Fauta designed by j. G.. Prague aud launched
$50. and since that time uis been o. tho speedes
boats ia her class The Clidia designed by W Fyte.
IT,. and built IN Fsirie scotland There she ranked
lNtOnner ana won many prizes Tho Ultda s owned by
H. NJ. PaddeiOrd and the Fauita by Frederick d. Hatch
ne winner will get 5000 cup The start will be made
at noon from sands Point and the course will be from
there through Long Island sound around Noutauk POn;
TO a finish OF sandy Hook Lighshlp.
The Thistle remained At anchor all iay Yesterday The
scotchmen pning for another battle with the Vol
unteer aud Captain Barr would objection To tho
M1roehead course. which IS triangular II tho enthus
asn OF the good people Oi Boston should lead them get
mp another There Is doubi that such contest
would DO exceedingly popular there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07

few things ths HE % which we may DO
certain but thss ono % then that Or Percss
Pleasant Pursitve Pcets have eluI asa csthlrt0
goments Of tho liver stomtch ani bowels They
small their acton - pleasant Purely vesetA
bic, perfectly harmless. 70 cents vial All drusglss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07
SOMETHING BETTER THAN EMPTY WORDS Az.
FLOWERS.
THE VOICE OF A VETERANS WIFE.

Phoen1villc. Penn. June 3-You did not invite the
wives O soldiers % write their views about PENSIONS
but as my husband has lost the at ~ writing. tHnth
sickness feel sure yOur kindness OF heart VIII rt,o
You overlook the Intrusion. II ION consider 10 scl
We poor and husband IS unable even Ia earn IS
living: but thanks 10 God for his goodness We naNe
had to depend charity nor have we ever ht %
send children 10 bed hungry. And now those MI
dren entire support. The Oldest three arc
daughters and married They have enough 20 io %
take OF their own affairs but Our youngest ihite
all boys. and the eldest OF them j. pleased WIN ne
prospect ~ helping 10 elect a Republican President III
-~- They al good boys No beer or tobacco ever
enters their lips so you see am doing l,tlc to"dii
tho temperance Their father set them a -oot
example IL that respect lie IL IN lbs Sky seventh oH
oar nearest neighbor. old soldier has always been
n strong Democrat. but SAYS he Is going Ia .nei re
Republican > ho wishes to Ice with those NAO
show sympathy FOR the poor Old helpless soldiers
My husband Is member OF the q. \. H. P,st 81
PhoeniNvilc He has always through the kintnc'' ~
good BOYS been able 10 do his part IN helping others;
but sometimes think a little pension tram orr ricl
Government would give those boys chance t0 AZ
ny little for their future wants suppose IL j. nom
ing hut natural that thcy should 80 20 think
about getting ready for home Of their OWE. For TIC
present all the sweetheart they have. And tHcy
are tho sunshine of my ife-J. IT, d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07
sty HORSES BURNED IN THEIR STALLS.

The story stable at No Is Bankst nearly de-
stroyed by fire yesterday. George Woodbury., boss
truckman who owned the stable kept six horses IN IT,
and the animals were burned up because the fire WAS
not discovered in time for them 10 he rescued The
horses we're worth about 81 900 aud not insured
II wa. said that the stable could be repaired for 500